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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1893
Page
2
The Dillon Tribune notes official notices and ads should be addressed to the Tribune Publishing Co. and editorial correspondence to the Tribune. It directs where to send business letters orders and manuscripts for publication and news.
Public notices and ads outline pricing for local novelties reaping notices and Brevier advertisements. Rates include 15 cents per line first insertion and 12 cents per line for subsequent insertions, with variations for display ads and special notices. Changes must be submitted midweek. free announcements for births, marriages, and devors may apply. Thank you notices and festival notices priced per line.
Rates listed for round trip tickets from Dillon Montana to Chisago and Missouri River routes with Union Pacific exclusively offering continuous passage in both directions. Also an ad promotes French Tansy Tablets for menstrual relief manufactured in Paris and sold by D M Newhro Drug Co Butte Montana.
Catholic Saint Rose church holds third Sunday service at 10 30 a m Rev A H Lambaere to lead. Episcopal Saint James church offers Sunday service at 11 a m with Rev B D Hooker missionary in charge and Sunday school at 3 p m. Methodist Grace church has services daily at 11 a m and 4 p m Rev M Tait pastor with Sunday school at 10 a m and prayer at 8 p m Thursday. Baptist First Baptist church conducts 11 a m and 7 30 p m services under Rev Mr Spencer with Sunday school at 12 15 p m and prayer at 7 30 p m Thursday. Presbyterian Church South near courthouse led by Rev Albert R Crawford with 11 a m and 7 30 p m services Sundays. Sabbath school after morning service. prayer 7 30 p m Thursdays. Y P A CL 6 30 p m Sabbath evening.
Miss Eileen Ahern promotes Indiana author copies in state libraries. California clubwomen and Colorado leaders appear in society circles. The widow of a famed admiral attracts attention for a love match. European nobility and American heiresses are profiled for fashion, wit, and court life. A Kentucky widow earns sympathy as the “sad lady” whose husband vanished.
The article surveys equine stock value and health, noting Glowming's 26 foot stride, Ringe horses free from blemishes, and Tracolt measurements. It mentions Palo Alto stock sale signaling Stanford's farm breakup, Duke of Portland rent relief, Dictator’s clean limbs, and veteran driver Smith Scott. It also cites farm animal values in 1898 and a Horizon steeplechase victory in England.
The text humorously reinterprets calendars predicting December to February as summer months 720000 years hence. It notes meteorologists link heavy rain to bright lightning, a reversal of older beliefs. A railway at 50 mph would reach the moon in six months and Alpha Centauri in 42 million years. It also claims day length equals twice sunrise and sunset intervals.
A Leipsic rule taxes calling out the fire department to its origin. A Madagascar premier marries successive queens, three so far. Bouzeias in the Maritime Alps keeps gravestones unknown. The dead lie in a bonehouse. A child kissing its reflection appears in familiar imagery. A Mexican woman asks a painter to depict a kiss on the forehead to avoid direct lip contact with her daughter.
The passage discusses Port wine and goat production, oysters as a substitute for chicken in supper salads, and salad pairings with fish. It notes lettuce as best with fish, describes cheese texture and spoilage indicators, and extols alligator tail as a Creole delicacy, comparing its taste to turtle when properly cooked.
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